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This GQ|Littler article summarizes the new immigration system, which will apply to both EU and Non-EU Nationals in the same way from 1 January 2021.

In today's video, Sam explores whether a child born in the UK automatically receives British citizenship, highlighting the complexities of nationality rules, the importance of parents' citizenship or settled status, and various influencing factors. For tailored advice, viewers are encouraged to contact Latitude Law.

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The Home Secretary has issued a statement announcing measures to improve the government's capabilities to enforce immigration rules.

Requirements For Skilled Worker Visa Settlement...

Tens of thousands of residents have evacuated the Gulf region as tensions escalate, with British and international families seeking temporary refuge in the UK. This analysis examines the immigration and legal implications for those displaced by the unfolding crisis.

Rose discusses critical UK immigration compliance risks that businesses face today, including preparation strategies for Home Office audits and evolving right-to-work requirements. The conversation explores how HR, Legal, and business leaders can work together effectively to navigate these complex regulatory challenges.

Joel Reiss from Latitude Law clarifies the 20-year private life route: it's limited leave for 30 months, not indefinite—leading to settlement after three applications. Ideal for those with or without visas, focusing on continuous UK residence. Overcome proof challenges with letters from family and friends; Home Office may dismiss, but judges value holistic evidence. Avoid relying on word alone—gather 20 years' worth

Our marketing team realised there was a lack of high quality, informative and impartial content on the subject of UK-inbound immigration on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok.

If you already have indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and you're thinking about British citizenship, the latest Home Office data should change your timeline. Citizenship applications hit 92,651 in Q1 2026 (up 24% year on year)...

In this second video, Gary McIndoe (Latitude Law Solicitors) guides you through the detailed documentation process for the UK's Global Talent Visa (academic route).

In this latest Mondaq Spotlight, experts from Latitude Law will provide pertinent information on the UK's new immigration changes.

Joel Reiss of Latitude Law shares a heartfelt success: A non-British partner, overstayed after visitor entry, faced Home Office removal.

Joel Reiss of Latitude Law shares a heartfelt success: A non-British partner, overstayed after visitor entry, faced Home Office removal. With a long-term relationship and impending British child, we applied on family grounds, updating post-birth. 14 months later, visa granted—family united on settlement route. Facing overstay?

Join Keelin Claffey from Latitude Law as she unpacks the 26 September 2025 government plans for a free mandatory digital ID. Aimed at British citizens and legal residents for right to work checks and services like benefits—this scheme seeks to deter illegal immigration. Unclear: How it integrates with physical docs and aids tech-limited individuals. Expert UK immigration insights.

In this podcast, Supinder speaks to Paul Bennett on the PerchPeek podcast about recent UK immigration updates.

Struggling with the £29,000 income threshold for a UK spouse visa? Solicitor Keelin Claffey from Latitude Law explains GEN 3.1 exceptional circumstances, third-party support, and unjustifiably harsh consequences under Appendix FM. Learn if your case qualifies for approval despite low earnings or benefits.

Join Keelin Claffey from Latitude Law as we break down the 4 September 2025 closure of Appendix Family Reunion for Protection sponsors. Pre-closure applications proceed under standard UKVI timelines.

The UK government's deployment of emergency brake powers on student visas represents a fundamental shift in immigration policy that extends far beyond asylum concerns.